Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-27

San Jose, Temescal, Santa Rosa. Peta-
luna, Vacaville, Sacramento, Haywards,
Los Angeles, Cotton, Riverside. San
Lorenzo, Santa Cruz, Centerville, Stock
ton, Chico, Placervills and other places.
In one wear the San Jose Fruit Packing
Go. put up and sold one million cans OF
fruit; $50 tons of jelly, and 100 tons of
preserves, besides jams, dried fruit and
vegetables.
About S., 500 has been subscribed by
our citizens toward purchasing right OF
way and depot grounds for the Atchison
road, in Santa Ana. 1t is estimated that
it will require between SIS, 600 and $50,
600 for these purposes. Every person
should contribute according to his means.
The right of way across the San Joaquin
ranch has been practically granted by
the trustees. Grading has been prose-
cuted for some days across the Also
ranch. We shall see the cars of this
new road running into our town in q
month or SO, if matters work favor
ably.
An alleged newspaper says Mr.. Bal.
com, station agent at santa Ana, gives 1t
the shipments to and from this place for
the past year, the receipts of freight
footing up IA, 500, l40 pounds aud the
exports l9, 250, 220 pounds. 1t was the
exact reverse. 49, 250 220 pounds i'm
ported and IA, 500, l40 pounds exported,
but Mr.. Balcom, in the hurry OF busi-
ness, omitted large quantity OF wine
from the exports, which were given ex-
acily in the HERALD, and footed up IT,, =.
404 ,666 pounds.
The following were the exports from
Santa Ana station for the week ending
Jan. Goth: Eggs. Is cases, $500 pounds;
fowls, 9 coop, LOO lbs; oranges, 1913,
boxes. 1920 lbs; wine, l6 barrels, 7lS0
lbs; honey, s cases, 100 lbs; raisins,
1902 boxes, 80, 250 lbs; hogs, 2 cars, 49,
600 lbs; general merchandise, $3.50 lbs.
Total, l69, 760 lbs.
Mr.. d. w. Swanner sold his house
and lot on Fourth street this week, to
Mr.. Goodwin. for 81, 500. 1t is very
short time since Mr.. Swanner paid 81 400
for this property, He has purchased
from Mr.. Goodwin a portion of the
Franklin place on Main street. includ-
ing the house. and will take up his resi-.
dence there. 1t is a lovely home.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank OF Santa Ana have elected the fol-
lowing Board of Directors: VIM. H.
Spargeon. M. NJ. Crookshank, NJ. A.
Forster, C. l.. Foster, d. NJ. Dorman, s..
w. Preble, G. II. Bonebrake and ID. K.
Sterling, all members OF the old Board
except Mr.. Dorman. The Directors re.
elected w. H. Spurgeon, President; s.
w. Preble, Vics-President; NJ. NJ. Crook.
shank, Cashier.
Application has been made by Col. ].
Banbury to the Board of Supervisors
for franchise to construct and operate
street railroad in the town of Pomona.
The road will begin on the west end OF
Second street at point where 1t inter-
sects with White avenue, run thence
easterly to Carey avenue, thence north
on Carey avenue and extension thereof
to San Bernardino county road, thence
north along said county road to the farm
of MIR. Messerve. aud finally to connect
with new railway station to be built in
that neighborhood.
A land and townsite company, CON-
posed of the A. 7. L S. F. corpora.
tion, has been incorporated. The first
effort at town building will be at point
about four miles north of Pomona, at the
station on the new road between San
Bernarnino and Los Angeles. The new
town will be called Pomona Heights.
ONTARIO,